Top Best Italian Restaurants in Haleiwa Alii Beach Park

"As the name suggests, Taormina Sicilian Cuisine offers fancy Italian food inspired by Taormina, a seaside village in Southern Sicily. This establishment has a cute outside dining space on Lewers St opposite Waikiki Beach Walk. Dine-in for lunch 11am-2pm or dinner 5-8pm (9pm on Friday and Saturday)."

"It’s so hard to find duck and this had to be the best duck I’ve ever had!. The atmosphere was wonderful and the wine list was..."

"I inhaled this food so I forgot to take photos at the start. I'm vegetarian now but have liked everything I've tried here. I first tried this place around 10…”more"

"I inhaled this food so I forgot to take photos at the start. I'm vegetarian now but have liked everything I've tried here. I first tried this place..."

"The age-old combination of food, wine, and music finds expression in Formaggio, the enoteca run by owners of an adjoining wine shop. Retaining the feel of an undiscovered gem, the restaurant features a small but distinguished selection of wines that are poured by the glass and by the flight. Dishes like a Cubano roast pork panini, artichoke and chicken sausage pizza, and osso buco are tasty and priced right."

"A neighborhood staple in the Manoa Valley, Paesano is a perfect destination for a relaxed meal with family or friends. There's nothing pretentious about the place, which offers understated surroundings and courteous service. The food is first-rate, homemade, and made even better by the fact that you're given plenty of it."

"This superb grill Princeville restaurant is a great place for both lunch and dinner. Headed up by Chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten and with a designer menu created by Chef de Cuisine Maxime Michaud, you’ll be instantly won over with the food. Some must-try dishes include the juicy bigeye ahi tuna encrusted with rice cracker crumbs and served with a citrus-chili sauce, or seriously comforting glazed short ribs with crispy grits!"

"Macaroni Grill captures the Italian experience, down to each individual ingredient, and delivers the extraordinary flavors of Italy to ordinary life."

"Hoku's, located in the Kahala Hotel & Resort in the upscale east Honolulu neighborhood, offers couples innovative dishes which deftly meld Hawaiian, Asian, Mediterranean and European flavors. The hotel's signature restaurant recently revamped its menu, too and features culinary delights such as the "Aburi" Kampachi carpaccio, king crab and kinki fish bouillabaisse hot pot and "sous-vide" California squab. The menu also has helpful wine pairing for entrees, and gluten, nut and egg free designations next to certain dishes."

"Hoku’s Restaurant at the Kahala Hotel is the epitome of luxury. The stylish waterfront restaurant inside the Kahala Hotel offers a delicious, elegant dinner menu. However, they’re known for their lavish Sunday brunch, which includes everything from rack of lamb to Alaskan king crab."

"Located in Makiki Heights, the second location of the museum is the Honolulu Museum of Art Spalding House, which is a true hidden gem. Visit Honolulu Museum of Art Spalding House is included in the ticket to a visit Honolulu Museum of Art the same day. Both the museums are quiet places, peaceful and beautiful but they are different in many other ways."

"Bubble or boba tea includes chewy tapioca balls or other toppings within a tea-based drink. The varieties of the drink are endless, and Taste Tea offers a wide range of exotic flavors like fruity pebbles milk tea, chocolate pudding milk tea, and Almond Joy milk tea. Delicious add-ons include tapioca pearls, grass jelly, or molten tapioca."

"The bubble tea craze has been sweeping the globe for a while now, and Hawaii is no exception. Taste Tea and Mr. Tea Café are two of the islanders’ go-to spots to get their boba on."

"This casual eatery focuses on organic and creative foods, from kale falafel bowls to the Oh WOW Laulau (slow-cooked taro and sweet potato served in luau leaves with a choice of poi, brown rice or tofu poké). This little gem is located in the rural farm community of Waimānalo and has partnered up with many neighborhood farms, so you can be sure the ingredients are fresh and local."

"Located within walking distance from the famous Kailua and Lanikai beaches, Ai Love Nalo (GoogleMaps) has prime real estate and delicious vegan food. This 100% plant-based restaurant is known for its bowls. The Medi bowl and the Buddha bowl are by far their most popular dishes."